ShipClip is a native macOS screen recorder that records, edits, and shares polished demos with viewer analytics, background removal, and click-zoom effects — all in one app.
What is ShipClip?
ShipClip is a screen recording and editing app for macOS that captures your screen, system audio, microphone, and camera simultaneously, then lets you edit on a multi-track timeline and export a shareable link or local MP4. It runs natively on macOS 14+ using Swift and Metal, and is developed by the ShipClip team.
Key Features
- Zoom-to-click — Automatically generates zoom ranges around each mouse click during recording, adjustable in the timeline.
- Multi-track recording — System audio, microphone, and camera record as separate tracks with echo cancellation; fix one track without re-recording.
- Timeline editor — Cut, trim, and arrange clips on a multi-track timeline directly in the app.
- Annotations — Draw arrows, rectangles, text, and blur sensitive areas after recording; customize color, stroke weight, and duration.
- Volume automation — Keyframe-based volume adjustment per track; fade music, duck system audio, or boost narration.
- Auto subtitles — Burn-in word-by-word subtitles generated on-device.
- Background removal — Remove or blur your camera background without a green screen; also supports virtual backgrounds.
- Speed controls — Global speed from 0.25x to 4x with pitch-preserved voice, plus per-section speed ranges.
- Keystroke display — Show every keystroke on screen with customizable sounds, size, color, and layout.
- Cursor packs — Five click indicators and multiple cursor themes.
- Instant sharing — Generate a shareable link with viewer analytics (watch time, drop-off points) or export a local MP4. A 10-minute 1080p 60fps recording exports to a link in under 3 minutes on an M4 MacBook Pro.
Who is it for?
- Sales and customer success teams — Record personalized demos and share a link; see which prospects watched 80% or dropped off early to prioritize follow-ups.
- Product and engineering teams — Create polished walkthroughs with auto-zoom on clicks and keystroke overlays without editing time.
- Remote workers and educators — Record tutorials or bug reports with annotations and blur; share silently with auto subtitles.
- Freelancers and founders — Produce studio-quality demos from home with background removal and cursor polish.
What can you do with ShipClip?
- Sales demos — Record a product walkthrough, annotate key features, and share a link with analytics to see who’s engaged.
- Bug reports — Capture a bug with system audio and annotate the issue with arrows and text; share a link to your team.
- Tutorials and training — Record a step-by-step guide with keystroke overlays and auto subtitles for silent viewing.
- Product updates — Create a quick “what’s new” video with zoom-to-click and speed controls to keep it concise.
How does ShipClip work?
- Hit Record — ShipClip captures your screen, system audio, mic, and camera on separate tracks. 2. Stop recording — The timeline editor opens automatically. 3. Edit — Trim dead air, add zoom-to-click effects, annotations, keystroke overlays, and adjust audio levels. 4. Share — Export a local MP4 or generate a shareable link with viewer analytics. No separate upload step.
Pricing
ShipClip offers a one-time purchase: $44 Founders License (first 100 buyers) or $79 Lifetime License. Both include year 1 of ShipClip Cloud (video hosting and shareable links) free; after year 1, Cloud renews at $39/year (cancel anytime). A free trial lets you record and edit without limits; exporting and sharing require a paid license. 14-day refund guarantee.
Alternatives
- Loom — Cloud-based screen recorder with viewer analytics but no native timeline editor or zoom-to-click.
- Screen Studio — Paid monthly subscription ($29/mo); slower export (7:00 vs ShipClip’s 2:48) and no background removal.
- OBS — Free and open-source but requires separate streaming setup; no built-in timeline editing, annotations, or viewer analytics.
FAQ
How much does ShipClip cost?
ShipClip is a one-time purchase: $44 for the Founders License (first 100 buyers) or $79 for the Lifetime License. Both include year 1 of ShipClip Cloud free. After year 1, Cloud renews at $39/year, cancel anytime. The app works without Cloud.
What happens if I cancel Cloud?
Your Mac app keeps working exactly as before — record, edit, and export local MP4s. Existing uploaded videos remain downloadable. Public share links show an “unavailable” message but are not deleted; re-subscribing instantly restores them.
Can I share recordings like Loom?
Yes. Click Share to get a link viewable at shipclip.app. You can also export a local file and share it any way you like.
What is zoom-to-click?
ShipClip records your cursor position during capture and automatically generates zoom ranges around each click. You can adjust scale, edit, move, resize, or disable individual ranges in the timeline.
What's your refund policy?
ShipClip offers a 14-day, single-click refund on your License purchase — no questions asked. See all FAQs.
